The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-05

County the past week.
| We hope Brother Barker, G
the Athens Journal, Will neye
question the originality of ou
poetry again.
The Athens Journal says
Rev. G. G. Hart, of Logan wa
in town on Monday.
Elisha Watkins was killed il
the Plumerhill bank, at New
Straitsville Monday afternoon,by
a fail of slate.
The NelsonviIle Register O.
last week says
Lon Bort of Logan, was in towr
Saturday. lie is "big as ever and
twice as lively"
The Hooking Sentinel last
week begun IFS is volume. and
is lively as two year old coll
when first turned out in pasture
Valley (Nelsonville) Register,
The Athens Messenger of last
week says
Miss Katie Mcbride, of Logan
Is the agreeably entertained
guest of Miss Kate Varley.
The snipe shooting is ever. The
birds have oil disappeared.-Lancaster
Gazette.
The law allows it, but do you think it
right to shoot the birds on their way to
the breeding grounds Sandy, spring
shooting is bad thing.
VIII Stren;z. Tide Houston, CHA.
Parker and Chas &. Gould, at
tended a ball at Nelsenville last
Friday. and report good time.
Second street is being graded
by the Street Commissioner and
his men; he gravel being taken
from the cellar at Tritch. Stires
& Cos. store.
The Hooking Valley Fire Brick
Company is filling a contract for
paving brick at Columbus, and IN
consequence are emplo ying some
forty workmen et their factory or
south Mulberry street.
Gus Magoon, President and Su-
perintendent of the Logan Mfg.
Co., has bought fast horse and a
6ne blackboard end now has cne of
nobbiest rigs in town.
Master Ch,s. Poston, son of Webb
Poston, of NelsonviIie, visited his
grandmother, Mrs. d. j. Crcsap IN
this city several days the past week.
The Messrs. Weitzels are furnishing
the stone from their quarry at Sugar
Grove for the New Congregational
Church on Broad Street, Columbus.
The stone is of dark red and makes
beautiful finish. The church when
completed, will be the finest il the city.
The Ohio Conference Camp
meeting at Lancaster will begin
August 4. Sam Jones and I. De
Witt Talmage are expected 10 be
among The attractions.
Miss Maggie Case, clerk of the
Board OF Public Works, was in
the city last Friday collecting
tariff from those who put up
ice from the canal.-Nelsonville
News.
Many of our young people and
friends of Ed Rectenwaldt gave
a dance at Hartmann. Hall Mon
day evening, in honor of that
young man and his wife. II was
a very pleasant occasion and
dancing was. continued until a
la:e hour.
Col. J. L. Vance, of Gallipolis,
o, will deliver the Grafton here
on Decoration day. We are glad
to hear of his selection, because
lie is an able and eloquent;speak-
er and an honoroble representa-
i've of the boys in blue who
have gone OH before.
The Lancaster Gazette of last
week says
Judge Silas II. Wright has
gone TO Magnetic Springs in
Delaware county, for the bsne-
fit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker, OF Lo-
gan, attended The funeral of Mrs.
Charles Borland.
On Tuesday of last week the
house of Jacob Anthony, near
Ilesboro, was burned 10 The
ground with all its contents. The
fire which occurred at 4 o'clock,
was occasioned by defective
fiue, and was SO rapid that moth
Ing was saved. There was an
insurance Of $500; probable loss
$1,000.
Nr. Noah Polling. ex infirmary
Director, Informs us that he re-
Gently visited the Infirmary and
found it in most excellent condi-
ton. He thinks Mr.. Murphy is
the right man for the place. We
will add that it is the universal
testimony, thus far given US, that
Mr. Murphy and his wife are do
ing good service. The marked
Improvement in the condition of
things, in contrast with former
Management. is noticed by every
one.